prolab69
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- in the stix of NY
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- Whites Eagle Spectrum, Fisher CZ-3D
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- All Treasure Hunting
4 coppers in 4 days, not too shabby. Funny thing is....the oldest one(1798) is the only one i can read a date from. I swear im going bug-eyed from trying to read dates off worn coppers. At first i thought i saw a ducky and a horsey but then soon realised im looking for numbers 
...anyway...todays LC was found at a small town elementary school, the college token is the 3rd one of these ive found, i found 2 last year at the same park this one was found at. Ive tried googling it, but never found an exact match. its smooth on the reverse as if its an emblem off of something.
a few pics of the LC & token.
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...anyway...todays LC was found at a small town elementary school, the college token is the 3rd one of these ive found, i found 2 last year at the same park this one was found at. Ive tried googling it, but never found an exact match. its smooth on the reverse as if its an emblem off of something.
a few pics of the LC & token.
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I dont think that I am alone when I say that even a worn out copper in the bottom of a hole is a welcome sight.
